Trust In Me - Joe Cocker

Trust In Me

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Intro: E A E A
 
Verse
 
E
I see you turning the world in your hands
B
Just let it go
E
I've loved you better than anyone else
B
Doesn't it show
F#m B F#m
We've been standing at the window day and night
B
Looking at the rain
F#m G#m A
When a simple conversation might help the situation
B
Please let me explain
 
[Refrão]
E
Trust in me, when you are alone
A
Trust in me, when you can't go on
F#m B
If loving me is what you need
E
Trust in me
 
Verse
 
A E
Don't make it easy I don't mind
B
There's something I can do
E
You just try to see what you see
B
And I'll be there for you
F#m B F#m
Been standing at the window day and night
B
Tell me what you see
F#m G#m A
Sun in the daytime, moon at night
B
That's how easy it should be
 
[Refrão]
E
Trust in me, when you’re all alone
A
Trust in me, when you can't go on
F#m B
If loving me is what you need
E
Trust in me
 
E
Trust in me when you can’t go on
A
Trust in me when your strength is gone
F#m B
If loving me is the power to heal
E
Trust in me
 
Verse
A F#m B
If you need someone to hold
E
Call me and I’ll be there
F#m G#m
And if ever you’re in trouble and you need someone darlin’
A B E
Call me, call me, call me, call me……yeah
 
Instrumental: E E A A F#m B E E
 
Bridge
A
Move a little closer
 
A little closer to the phone
F#m A B E
Move oh darlin’, move on in
E
Won’t you, trust me please when you’re all alone
A
Trust in me when you can’t go on
F#m B
If loving me is what you need
E A
Trust in me, trust in me, darlin’ trust a little, trust in me
F#m B
I……….I trust in you, you trust in me
E
I trust in you too
 
Outro
E
Trust in me, trust in me when you’re all alone
A E
Trust in me, trust in me, trust in me
E
Trust in me when you can’t go on
A E
Trust in me, trust in me, trust in me
E
Trust in me when you’re all alone
 
Trust in me

How to play Trust In Me

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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